Theories and Techniques of Oral Implantology (vol.1) (published 1970)   Dr. Leonard I. Linkow

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12 Theories and techniques of oral implantology

Fig. 1-31. Both helical burs are in the correct position, parallel to each other and to the anterior crowns.

Fig. 1-32. A radiograph shows the helical burs parallel to one another.

Fig. 1-33. A self-tapping vent-plant is screwed into position with the use of the ratchet and prolongator.

Fig. 1-34. An intraoral film shows the vent-plant and the helical bur.

Fig. 1-35. A, A second vent-plant is screwed into position 5 mm. distal to the first. B, Both vent-plants are in proper position.

A

B

1 Helical burs parallel to crowns for vent plant endosseous implantation
2 Radiograph of parallel burs in vent plant endosseous implant procedure
3 Ratchet and prolongator screw mandibular vent plant endosseous implant
4 Xray shows vent-plant endosseous implant and helical bur in mandible
5 Mandibular endosseous vent-plant implants are screwed 5 mm apart



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